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Wheeler's of St James's

The Chequers Inn, High Street, Maresfield, East Sussex, TN22 2EH

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Wheeler's of St James's, The Chequers Inn, Maresfield, East Sussex

This former 18th-century coaching inn has been recently re-launched as a bistro style restaurant by Marco Pierre White. The panelled walls are embellished with JAKS cartoons and the tables are draped in a combination of soft leather and white linen cloths giving the restaurant a classy yet unpretentious feel. The extensive menu promises British classics which are delivered with a touch of French finesse. So a starter of potted duck is served with prune d’Agen and toasted Poilane bread. Although Wheelers is renowned for its fish dishes, such as grilled Dover sole with a piquant tartar sauce, there are a number of meaty main courses available including braised oxtail and kidney pudding. Classic English puddings such as sherry trifle are resurrected and served with aplomb.

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Information on Wheeler's of St James's , The Chequers Inn , High Street , Maresfield

Timings: Open: Daily    
General Info: Accommodation:  Number of Rooms: 13
Room Prices from: £85
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